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Muslim women who wear a head covering often feel they represent their entire faith based on first impressions.

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Source: ABC

Spirituality and religion can have a dual role in intimate partner violence, being both a coping mechanism for victim-survivors and a tool used to abuse, control or erode confidence according to a new report from the Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS).

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Source: AIFS

Chloe Cowan, an Australian Indigenous Muslim woman, says marking Ramadan is an opportunity to embrace spirituality and foster cross-cultural connection.

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Source: SBS

In an era when echo chambers, confirmation bias and disinformation seem to have suppressed society’s ability to debate anything of substance, Robert Menzies College (RMC) is creating a space where university students can disagree, yet do so with love.

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Source: Eternity News

When does anti-Zionism amount to anti-Semitism? It's a question debated in op-eds, on university campuses and within the Australian Senate.

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Source: ABC

Dr. Hannah Gould and Dr. David Marco, both of the University of Melbourne in Australia, along with Dr. Anna Halafoff of Deakin University, and Deb Rawlings of Flinders University in Adelaide, recently concluded a widespread study of the use of Buddhism in end-of-life care for Australians.

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Source: Buddhist Door

Bright Moon Buddhist Temple took 34 years to build and one night to destroy. After an inferno a year ago this week, the charred remains of the temple in Melbourne’s south-east are now cleared.

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Source: The Age

In a world dominated by online dating algorithms and swiping left or right, SBS introduces a refreshing take on love and connection with its latest show, “The Matchmakers.”

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Source: Australian Muslim Times